Viava gives a salon a stylist gallery, a service menu, a team directory and a full blog in one Tailwind CSS hair studio template with 40 pages, powered by Tailwind CSS 4. It is made for hair salons, beauty parlours, hairdressers, stylists and grooming studios that want a complete site without building each page.

Ten Hair Salon Home Page Layouts

You choose from 10 home layouts, and every one has a different hero and salon showcase arrangement. Pick the one that fits your brand, then delete the rest. The other pages stay the same whichever home page you keep.

Styling Gallery, Services and Stylist Profiles

The work and the people behind it get their own pages, because clients want to see both before they book.

• Portfolio and Portfolio Details show hair styling work, and Isotope filtering lets visitors sort the gallery by category.
• Services and Services Details give each treatment its own page.
• Team and Team Details list every stylist, with a profile page for each one.
• Testimonial collects client feedback in one place.
• FAQ answers common booking and service questions.
• Contact holds the enquiry form.

Blog Layouts for Styling Tips

Hairdressers who publish advice get 8 archive layouts: grid, list, masonry, left sidebar, right sidebar, masonry with sidebar, list with left sidebar and list with right sidebar. Articles come in 6 formats, so a tutorial can use video, a lookbook can use gallery, and a client quote can stand alone. Sidebar versions of the standard article are also included.

The About page tells the salon story, while Coming Soon and Error pages cover a launch and broken links. A Typography page lists the type styles in one spot.

Why This Tailwind CSS Hair Studio Template Suits Stylists

The theme file holds the brand colors, fonts and spacing in a single spot, so one edit updates all 40 pages. A salon with its own brand colors can therefore restyle all 40 pages in a few edits. The Isotope-filtered gallery, the service detail pages and the team profiles make this Tailwind CSS hair studio template easy to fill with real client work.

Responsive prefixes in the markup resize each layout from phone to desktop, starting with the smallest screen. Clients who book from a phone get the same gallery and service pages as desktop visitors.

What a Salon Owner Would Change First

The theme is where most buyers begin. A salon would set its brand colors and fonts in one place, then replace the logo and the home page copy. After that come the service names, the stylist profiles and the gallery categories. A buyer can open this Tailwind CSS hair studio template, swap the colors and fonts in the theme, and see the change on all 40 pages.

The page effects are ready to use. Swiper powers the sliders, WOW.js reveals sections on scroll, Jarallax adds parallax backgrounds and Magnific Popup opens gallery images full screen. Flaticon and FontAwesome provide the icons, while Google Fonts serves the typefaces.

Inside the download you find ready pages that open in a browser right away, along with the Tailwind source if you plan to change the styles and compile them again. Documentation covers setup and customisation. The preview photos are not included, and neutral placeholders replace the preview images so you add your own. Image credits go to Freepik and Unsplash.